Mar 21, '03 09:31:00AM • Contributed by: djfilms
[robg adds: If anyone can confirm this, I'd appreciate it. I don't have a SCSI drive...]
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SCSI drive format seems to affect sharing under OS X
Mar 21, '03 09:31:00AM • Contributed by: djfilms
It appears that SCSI disks initialized with HFS or HFS Extended mount fine on a local machine with a SCSI card installed. However, HFS disks cannot be mounted across a local network ... but HFS Extended disks are seen and mounted by OSX and OS9. Hmmmmm.
[robg adds: If anyone can confirm this, I'd appreciate it. I don't have a SCSI drive...]
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HFS vs HFS+
I think this affects not only scsi hard drives, but any drive connected to a machine running Mac OS X. I have a firewire drive that was formatted HFS, and share points would not let me add anything on that drive as a share point. Once I reformatted it as HFS+, the problem went away. Apparently, you cannot share items off of HFS volumes if you are running X.
HFS vs HFS+
Yup, I can confirm this. Had a customer who had this problem with an |
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